Chicago pool happenings
- Thread starter easy-e
- Start date
Pyramid Sports Bar is about 22 minutes away. They have a bunch of 9’ Gold Crowns and food is OK.
Red Shoes is about 40 minutes away in Alsip. One Pocket and Banks.
Chris’s is about 20 minutes away towards downtown Legendary Room.
Traffic can suck around the airport at rush hour, 3pm - 6pm
Red Shoes is about 40 minutes away in Alsip. One Pocket and Banks.
Chris’s is about 20 minutes away towards downtown Legendary Room.
Traffic can suck around the airport at rush hour, 3pm - 6pm
Last fall I had an early return flight after a trip to WI so booked a hotel convenient to ORD and north side/ north suburbs the night before. Chris’s was reasonably close and I checked it out. But where do you park. I couldn’t figure out if there was a lot you could use and some signs seemed to prohibit it in different areas. Wasn’t there long enough to need to figure it out. as I found street parking. For future reference, after getting a SuperDawg up Milwaukee Avenue, where do you park?
Member Chicago on here would be a great source of info. I turned my friends on to her for help at the last second, and not only was she a great help, but they all got together for a concert the next day and have been friends since. She is very knowledgeable on the present and past pool scene there.
Chris's or the private room is your best bet. Plenty of action for sure. When I walk in the door they are licking their chops to play me
All along Milwaukee Ave. You may have to walk a block.
Yeah I parked on Milwaukee ave. Can you feed the meter or do they ticket? I was in a two hour zone IIRC.
Let's see the jtompilot PatrickJohnson shootout!Chris's or the private room is your best bet. Plenty of action for sure. When I walk in the door they are licking their chops to play me
Hi Easy, Chris’s is the easiest and closest room to O’hare. Pool Sharks is private but I’m sure arrangements could be made.
The Old Jaybird
Well-known member
this sounds like a death wish. I wouldn't leave my hotel room after dark in Chicago....anywhere in Chicago.
Chicago is very safe. It’s the safest place I’ve lived
It’s funny Patrick, My neighbors in Chicago asked me where I’ve lived that felt the safest. Chicago hands down. They were thinking about moving.
I’ve lived in various rural towns and also Atlanta, Wichita, ks, Denver, co, Oakland, ca.
Chicago is the safest place I’ve lived.
